. Reed, of
i in the fat
.Republic, also
of the bee and
.iG and prestige
gh to roach from
dary of the , Repub-
so Benjamin Harrison
one term did not become
oppressedwith the strain
Y and tear of the cflice as not
iug to go, through the or
mother four years : of wear
i He is standing on his
1
:it were and, "while ambi-
T KOAKOKB
A acceptable, and
ur citizen. Lot
, aic know wnat is
tt to us all Items of
..ure of friends, , social
inei8, aociilenlt), now
aud improvement of
.iil-ox in buHiuess indeed
.j that would be of imwottt
LY. JULY 6, 1894.
: T" :
much-talked -of tariff bill
the Senate on: Tuejday.
yy. Democrat voted 'for its pas
,e, except Hill." ' ' - ' .
.
Elsewherb in this issue will be
i found a communication by. MWash-
ington County Democrat," putting
forth, the name of onr countyman,
ion for Solicitor- of , this district.,
e vould-bq pleased to see Mr. Gpy"
i the .nominee, as we helirfe). all
' "! considered, -he is" .tie -strong-llie
party could bFing but at
y r v . ::. j
fcer our
fin we enter
for the' caneo
.Wo are. not
a large number
ithold 'from "us
fe as the publish-
fr Buoald, receire.
flit, to discourage
We expect in en
until the las tt: no
may . result from
A men antagonize
I to throw a damper
I which we are .try
ii Witter .of public
I people, For five
j have stood up for
Jity and the Eastern
! Carolina. ' . .
.ve from time to time
istence bvs- Vhl-
; now
Hough
second' term docsnt wish
;o, hence ho is maintaining
M .silence 1 while his friends
nipuldliug the wires and en'
jng to create a popular , senti
irSVin his favotv '
But the trouble, with all these men
is that they have, records which may
be very much against them in the
pan out: of events. Every one of
them is committed to the policy of
"protection for protection's 'sake,' a
policy which has lost much cast with
the American people since , McKin
leyism pnt the finishing touch on it,
a policy which isn't, as popular by'
thirty.per cent, within the Republi
can lines proper as it was-when the
trio named above were in tho heyday
of, their fame and influence. , ;A little
practical experiment may knock that
policy into flinders among those who
still lean towards it and believe there
is something good and distinctly
American and patriotic in.it. '.'
.' Should business revive, which it
doubtless will, and prosperity return
to the country . uuder tho , reduced
tariff which this Congress ; will give
the'eountry,' will that not prove an
object lesson' to illustrato the con
trast . between a . high , tariff and a
lower tariff, and will it not discredit
as prophets the Republican states
men,' among whom are the trio above
mentioned, who have beau predicting
all sorts oi disaster as tho logical re
sult of tariff reduction! . ". ; '
: Mr. IcKinley has - managed to
steer clear of the silveivquestion but
both Messrs. Harrison and Reerl
have been toyiiig with it in' an indi.
rect way and neither has thereby ad
ded to his. strength among tho money
manipulators of the .Eastern States
who may not directly control many
votes but do control the - cash which
wields a mighty influence in naming
candidates and also in electing them.
As a matter of fact the East does
not look with favor on any man, bo
he .Republican or Democrat, who
squints at or flirts with silver. .
As .' the situation jffstrftTtself
now. the N.ent-vfiakers are r av-
ing aen who are being
bY,erM-T?i "o . front.. with more or
less zeal, or - more or less feeling of
the sway by their' respective adher
ents, aud these will be the looming
figures when the wires are sprung.
, But there are other politicians who
recognize the fact that when matters
become pretty badly , mixed up, rer
cords, however good they may have
been when made, may become dan
gerous under altered conditions, and
these may go prospecting for a man
without ; such, record, and ' oue f reo
from; entangling alliances, a man
with a name honored enough tooonit
mand respect and a. record negative
nough not to arouse: antagonism.
Some think they . have found this
an m Robert Liucoln, who may
cocie d potent dark horse when
sweepstakes are run. Wil. Star.
iared Tkem After Othur Heme.
aiea Had Failed
fDMlN, ANSON : UOw- C I ft ad a
pprtonlty to lest tho . merits' of
lerlaln's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhcea
Ind can safely say.lt is th best
id I bare ever hftd I cave it to (wo
i whp had tried other medicines.
I benefit, and bv taking two doaes
weiiy tuey were cured .
, JO Goodman.
by) Plymouth Drug Go lm
(3
CITOR.-A- O. GAY.
LORD. - ,
accent , of the call of the
Native Cjmmittee of (he
trict of a conremioa to be
V N. C, for the nomina
Vte for Solioitor, tecaicidji
district for the usl gud
sat nomiBatioD.
(he eBHontial' reqniaitRa
, integrity and avail
I And with men who
Vents the district is
siveral have lon;j;
;ti( thts honors. We
K fur the piirpoo ot
Pause of man
siid for odco tho ofHce has sought aaid
found the ican, .Thi we thioli is tight
&ai necessary, . aud certainly democratic,
fcudiu order to Insure banuooyin theparfy
rsuks following the nuuiiu&tion is 'aon
Ruuimatlon wont devoutly to be wUhod."
v Therefore , the - writer laka pleasure in
tU exeroiHO-of the authority t esy that
for the first time perhaps in her history,
Washiogtou county, by the cooperative
solicitations and perauatiiouA of many of
her citizens, presentii a. candidate for-that
nomination from within her own borders.
- The chbsen gentleman for that nomina
tion is , Mr.K A. 0. Gaylord, of Plymouth.
In him are combined ; the guotleman of a
moral haracter wbioh in without a blemish,
ind can dufy the aspersion of political
malignity; a business man of such punctu
ality and System as Tenders it peasant to
do bmine88 with him ; a lawyer of undoubt
ed competency. Always ready aud alert,
and with no labor necessary to the prepa.
ration of his ease left undone, his profes
sional life has been' on the whole exem
plary. : ' v .
, Washington oouuty calls upon h er sister
counties of Tyrrell, Hyde, Beaufort, , Dare
and Pamlico, as well as those beyond (he
Albemarle to support her in her effort -to
procure this nominatioa.' ns;we thiuk it
proper to seleol a oandidats thts time from
these counties on the youth wide of the
sound. V -" .-' 1
Washington County Dkmocbat.-
Stubborn Case . of . Diarrhoea
J Cured -.''
Asheville, Buncombe Go , a c I cau
speak from expert nc . I had a stubboru
case ot diarrhea in my family ana one dose
of ChdtDberltim's Oolie. Cuo.ora and Dirihr.
rhoe .llemedy effected, a complete' curt-.
I feel satisfied that the remedy will do ail
mat is claimed ror it., james ucttiuck. -For
sale by Plymouth Drug Co. lur
Psfr If'
9-l
rend and
ial nde
BREAD AND MEAT; IN THE
. SOUTH-
New Berne Journal.
"The Southern question is bread ; Rnd
meat," in its literal meaning And broadest
significance. 'Bread aud meat that sup"
plies physical strength ; "breid and meat"
that gives mental power; "'bread and meat"
tha commands influence with men and
nations. - v;
. How muoh better woqld be the condition
of the Pouth if the bread and meat that
gives strength of muse'e'to her people was
produced, on" her own fields j ; Too ;3ong
the cribs and smoke hou of the South
have been m the,- West. To expect pros.
perity in such a condition of alfira, - is as
irrational as to suppose the succeus of an
army with all its mutions of war in the
heart of the uemy's territory
The South must produc
meat -before she can
nendancc aud iters
But more urns'
furnish the briK
Mrengtn to me
Children.
No man can kniwipgly employ a govern
ess in hU family who would teach his
Children' that tey were the luckless de-
scendeptsvr 'dishonorable sires- His self'
rcspecysfooid forbid it. even if love for his
childeu did ncV shelter them trom such
ltv. How then can the South welcome
w .
teachers, books, periodicals aud newspa
pers that teem with such expressions as
"rebel," aud tell her children that their
lathers sleep in .dishonored graves ? - The
South neds and deuinuds teachers and
books that are God commissioned apostles
of Truth.. . '.
Bat strength of body and vigor of mind
is "not all that are needed in the South,
Let her use the means that God has placed
in her power to acquire Influence with men
and nations. ' r
Her fields aro the richest and her climate
the most salubrious iu all the world
Wealth sleeps in her mountains and pearls
lie scattered on her seashores. She has
bnt to pnt on her beautiful garments and
deck -herself in her own sparkling gems to
be a queen among the nations. .
'j hoatn
Zkt is to give
faculties of-her
Cramp CoXto Cared in Fiye Mln
, ntes. ,
Mt Pleasant, .UaCakiius Co., n C
Wc tried Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Kemedjr in several cases, and it
is all that is claimed for it In a caso of
cramp colio the patient was relieved iu five
minutes after taking the first dos
ML Buchanan & Co. '
' For sale by Plymouth Drug Co. lm
NOTICE TO EX-CONFEDERATE
; SOLDIERS OT WASHING.
- TON COUNTY. "
"Wishing to ascertain the number of Ex
Confederates now in Washington county,
we Vespectfully ask jalt snch to forward to
tui their names, with ' postoffice address,
and contpany aud regiment to which they
belonged. A poKtal card will be all suffi
cient, liy m doing yon will oblige
4 ... Yours truly, '
koANOKE Pub.; Co.
News and Observer: MissTna Wimber
ly, the victim of the George Mills outrage,
perpetrated three miles beyond "Ap last
week, died this n. m.,' at 7 o'clock. (Sat nr.
day). It vni hoped , bv many that she
wonld recover conaaiousncus enough to
make a statement, but it is stated by those
that watched by ber bed ide thut she has
said nothing intelligible, although she has
culled the name of George and said murder
on several occasions , No suspicion rests
on any one but Mills ! '
Hard Times
To nuiot ths jHwt Horft
TiuitfH un KrHiri v
will Mil to i trtuer dnwt. fa
R. O.Mii. ijOllll ((-! iiltMlta
or fTa, Vcbm and ''-wnnen, nt 3l.ftO
1 rui.ii!-)jr lrn I i '-itanjog ,t4.CO
AtaktlarUtn -f i Ji. Xini:,. Snl; jxi'- VvrnfX Bone
Bl&oii, N:tbh in luir" m- fli jim -tii-s. timid
tw -it toi( n frw'iv . i'OUIJ.l As I ".
Liiii'iiV'ifVWlftliml
" JUr; S. A. Lefcber
. V 1 Kossmqyno, Ohio. ;
Terrible Misery
Helpless With Rheumatism
and Without Appetite
Tired , Fooling and Palno Dispelled
by Hood's Sar8aparllla. -
" I was In terrible misery wiUi rheumatism la
my hips and lower limbs. I read so much
about ITood's Sarsaparllla that I thought I
would try It and eeo If it would relievo me.
When I commenced I could not sit up nor even
turn over In bed without help. One bottle of
Hood's Relieved Me
so much that I was soon out of bed and could
walk. I had also felt weak and tired all the
time ; could not sleep, and obtained so little rest
at nlcht that I felt all worn out In the morning.
1 had no appoUte to eat anything, tut Uood s
Hood'sCures
Sarsaparilla restored my appetite so that I
could eat without any distress, and I have
pained rapidly In strength. I have taken five
bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla and I am as well
as ever." , Mks. S. A. Lefubeb, Itossmoyne, O.
Hood's Pills cure liver ills, constipation,
llliousness, jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion
CITY MARKET REPORT. .
C. R. Sides per tb
Sholders Bacon
Hams S. C,
Pork per barrel
Lard refined .-.
Flour, per barrel, Hungarian .
" ' " D
- 10
11
is
, 10
$5.00
4 00
W; I. Molasses, per gal.,
Kyrup M V . ; " "
Granulated Sugar, per lb
Light brown
Butter
Cheese '
GreenCoflee . '
Boasted Coffee
liRgs per doz., .
Tobacco, per lb
Shot
Gun Powder
3 A 40
31)
7
. 0
3r
12 J" to IS.
20 & 2ft
, 30 -
V
20 to bO
8
SO to 40
Coal Oil White.Safety ISC, per qal. IS t
" " Ked U., pT gul.'- IB
Appt Vinegar " " , ,30
Beo'Wax, por lb ,.. V L'
Tailor. ' a
Hides, ' flint"'' " . ' 4
Greau,..!
Sajt","per sack '
C?brn, - ' '
Meal,
Kice, ' . -, -r
Peas, blnok.., . , .
bluck eye
PeanntH"' ' '
Cotton . 'per lb
, " 2c. under C0lb.,,'lJ-
. . .- , 80
per Bub., new (50
" . . : , : 0 V
. . ., . 5 ':
. 50
' .', If
For Malaria, Liver Trou
blejOrlndigestionjUSQ BROWN ' S IRON BITTERS
JTust Tliinlc of it,
500 pair Ladies' sample hoes from
3Jc. up at tlie -Cheap Cash Store,.
250 pair, Gents half hoes irom 3c.
up at tho. Cheap Cash Store. .
' 300 sample Shirts from 15c. tip at
ths Cheap Cash Store. . .
Finest lino o Nock wearo ever in
Plymouth is4 now displayed at the
Cheap Cash Store. ' x
100 pair pants from 50o. up at the
Cheap Cash Store. '
The finest Hue of straw hats ever
seen in Plymouth are offered now at
wholesalo cost at . the Cheap Cash
Store. .
Fine line of; ladies' 'and 'pet'
gloves from 5c. up 4 at the Cheap
Cash Store.- -
Keep cool hy huymsr one of, those
nice sample Fans at film Cheap Cash
Store. " , : f.
. -THE
W.H. COOPER, Prop'r,
Washington St., riymonth N. C.
;"' - : - .--v r' -
: -: .
Give us your orders.
DEATiEH 1 1ST L
Heavy and fimcy groce
ries, cigars, tobacco, snuff,
vegetables, fruits anil ail
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
I can offer buyers such pri
' ces on the above liauieil
goods that it will pay -them
to calj.
Roi-lU, N. C.
Old roHofllcc buiWing, fcb2
We are tiie
; STUFF,
So tlio pooilo HViry,
Flour! Elour!
500 barrels tJest
flour, below
zero.
A , , ' - '
Immense stock
CLOTHING
to be sold at
HARD TIME PRICES;
-.".'7-' r ' ?: " '"' " "'" 'v; . ' ? :
NQBBYHATS,
"Just the proper style'
Eull assortment jri stocl.
... ' . -
i ; .- - - ; ' ' " ": ' i ' .
Complete line
of -Ladies', and
.it .
Gents fine shoes
, ..Thos; Wv Blount, '
. Roper, H. C.'
UNIVERSITY OF N. CAROLINA.
Includes the College, the'Univer-,
sity, the Law School,;-the Medical
School and tho Summer-, School for
Teachers .' ' College tni tion $S0,O0 a
year; board $7.00 to $13.00 a mouth.,
Session begins fc?epfc. G. Address
President Winston, Chapel liill,'N.;
C. ' ; . jy .
J H. COLTRAU.
' : MANUFACTURER OF-4,,
vagons, ., ' . . v,
Koad Carts, ' ! N
1 Fann Carts; t
". . ' Cart AV heels, i
and repairer I
of all kind of "vehicles,
EOPER,, H..O.
Horso shoeing a specialty.
I have one : of; tho best horsa
shoers in this section; On
trial will convince,
. DRALUK IN ." "
notions. notions.
-also-. ; . . '
Heavj- and fancy, groceries,
cigars, tobacco- nulx,
N vegetables, fronts'' ,
vand all
I caii offer buyers snch pricesw'u thir . 1
above named goods that it wuV'V;
pay them to call. ( , - ' '
J.H. WIGGUIS, '.
Water St.; next to .Bryan's Iru
Store, Plymoulh, N. C. . myjlB-tf
GULI-ELASTIC i
cos-U onl.v $2 00 per 100 square fet. Make -h
good rovt fur yeats, and aDjon cau pal
it on. . : ;
Gnui-Elat.t;c Paint costs 'only CO coat
per i(al in bbL lots', or $4 CO for 5 ivb '
Color dai k red Will stop leaks in j tin r
iron niufrt. and will laxt for yearH. . (TBT IT.
Send Kiamp for nannpics nod lull particw
lar : , : , v .-7 1 ;v, . -
CUM ELASTIC ROOFINGCO.
M A 41 W'Mt Broad wnv. " "NEW.YOBK-
' - -" " . -. -: t r ,
Local' AgenUi WanlQd. ,
Wi L. Doaciias' . :
KfrIET lTHC BCST.
And oq.er apixiua) tor , .
' - Oeutlciuen. I4af? Donf v..
ana Misses Brw-'tt ' " ',
uesx in x&z, U8n - .-j-
See ScucTititbct- adToriU I if
tnent whicbi aipmatt la this l 1
f-r ,i Take no ShBatltat.
'j: ..-4 T.ctat An linvlhir 3f - V
1
L - - -
Stamped on boituiftw Sold tf
Spruill & Bro.
sifTSsaW1' .. - . J with name An rtq
H.iS.ilARD,
a ttorney-a t-la prj
Washington St. Tltmoutii, N. O.
T. B. Wolfe, P. D. C. -
PLYMOUTH, N. C
CTTteth filled or citrftoled Wtut pita.
. .
The '.'OLD RELIABLE" ilarriage -.Facfaiy,
if. PEAL Proprietor.': - Plymouth .II.'C.1' ' '
1 '
':
Busies. Phaetons, lload-carts, Farm-carts, wa'roriS
at prices lower than ever. Men with the cash can ffrt 0
bargain
Eop
in. I defy competition and will not bo tmdrsalil f
)airinr of all Mnds done. Give nio a call. ", '
II. S. WARP. ,
- ' v 4 W.T.AUSBOir f
; ' ' -TI-IE , ' .
PLYMOUTH REAL.' ESTATE . AND ' ;
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. . .
Rental Agency.'
v If you wish to buy, sell, vent or lease farm lirib
timber- tracts, or town property, coramunicato tritb4tl
above uVgcricy. -vvo guarantee highest prices, as' tfS :
, ' 1 " p '
placo your property before tlio people most lively t n T
interested.' r .. V- s
Our charges are reasonable if deal is made
it cfaEs- you notli'rig. -
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